A small helper for your computer. Tap Send to Slicer in Part3D and the part opens in your slicer. No cables, no cloud, no IP addresses.
Free · Version 0.1.1 · macOS, Windows and Linux

Download it for your Mac, Windows or Linux computer and open it. It moves to the menu bar or system tray.
Keep your iPad and computer on the same network. Part3D finds Bridge on its own.
Tap Send to Slicer in Part3D. The part opens in your slicer, ready to print.
Bridge waits in your menu bar or system tray and only does something when a part arrives.
Version 0.1.1. Install it on the computer you slice on.
Your iPad and computer need to be on the same Wi-Fi or local network. Guest networks and some office networks keep devices apart; try your home network.
Look for the Bridge icon in the menu bar on Mac, or in the system tray on Windows and Linux. If it isn’t there, open Part3D Bridge again.
Bridge listens on port 8844. If your computer asks whether Part3D Bridge may accept incoming connections, allow it, or add the port to your firewall’s allowed list.
Discovery uses Avahi on Linux. Make sure the avahi-daemon service is installed and running.
Bridge is free with every copy of Part3D.